A massive, gigantic, huge, enormous, big thankyou to our dear Kim (dragonflyer) who has helped me out tremendously for my annual ladies Christmas lunch.
This year my theme is Gingerbread men and to that end I asked Kim to help me with my little men. She not only did him, but also a girl too! So I've made 4 of each.
I think they've turned out beautifully. These little Gingerbread ornaments were made in the 4x4 hoop and are to be hung on my friend's Christmas trees. Every year I usually do something in FSL, but decided to do felt ones this year.
Kim has also done a bigger one for me that I'll put on either a tea towel or hand towel. I've yet to do them.
I have just purchased the new Premier+2 Emrboidery Extra software programme for my Husqvarna and I can also change the format for the Brother sewing machine. I had some initial problems with not being able to download the designs from my computer to the usb. My machine wouldn't recognise the newer .vp4. So I wrote to Maarten (my Husqvarna dealer) and explained what was happening and he wrote back today letting me know exactly what to do. It's a bit different to my older 5D - they are always changing things!
So I'm happy now and can't wait to get sewing - that is once it cools down a bit! We are expecting rain for the rest of the week and we need it badly. Love Chris
Picture - 4 Gingerbread boys and 4 Gingerbread girls. I did the lower left girl with a creamier thread and didn't like it so did the others in yellow.
It's a bit frustrating you can only save as vp4 and have to use export for all other formats. I am still using 5D and 6D (there are a few things in 5D that aren't in 6D) and you can imagine I often forget to use Export...
Those are cute also.
Kim is a very talented lady and you as well you make a very team Regards Val
P.S. I hope you had a lovely birthday.
big hug
Michelle
They all look wonderful! If you find a past post with my christmas tree, you can see I have decorated with these little fellows for many years. The grands like finding them in the tree and elsewhere.
Good job to the both of you!